In his recent interview on Flash Point, Shankar Jhamnani, CEO of Lucky Development Corporation, the company that owns Lucky Pharmacy, a Liberian pharmacy chain, spoke with host David Cot about his company’s mission, his experiences in Liberia, and his advice for the country’s citizens.
Shankar Jhamnani, who hails from India but has called Liberia home for over 28 years, highlighted Lucky Pharmacy’s commitment to providing Liberians with access to high-quality medicine at affordable prices.
He emphasized his company’s dedication to adhering to Liberian regulations and operating with integrity.
The interview went beyond just pharmaceuticals. Mr. Jhamnani, a strong believer in the importance of following the law, offered a message to Liberian citizens, urging them to uphold the country’s legal framework, including fulfilling their tax obligations.
Shankar also turned his attention to public health, sharing some practical advice.
He recommended Liberians incorporate hot water into their daily routines and avoid unhealthy habits such as smoking and excessive alcohol consumption.
Looking ahead, Shankar outlined Lucky Pharmacy’s ambitious expansion plans.
The company aims to establish a presence in all 15 counties of Liberia within the next five years. He also revealed Lucky Pharmacy’s ventures beyond Liberia, with branches already opened in Sierra Leone and Ghana.
The conversation with Mr. Jhamnani sheds light on the efforts of Lucky Pharmacy to improve Liberian healthcare and its commitment to responsible business practices.
His journey and vision for the future underscore the company’s role in Liberia’s development.
